Pride and Prejudice Full Novel

How many daughters do the Bennet's have? Who is Mr. Bennet's favorite ? Who is Mrs. Bennet's favorite?

• Six; they treat them all equally

• Four; Mary is his favorite; Lydia is her favorite

• Three; Jane is both of their favorite

• Five; Elizabeth is his favorite; Jane is her favorite

Why doesn't Elizabeth want Lydia to go to Brighton?

• It would not be fair to the rest of the family

• Lydia is too young to make it to Brighton by herself

• Lydia's unsupervised behavior will reflect poorly on herself and the family

• Mrs. Bennet desperately needs her help at Longbourn

Who does Lady Catherine think Darcy should marry?

• Her niece Florence

• Her

• Her sister Bernadette

• Her daughter Anne

Why is Caroline Bingley so mean to Elizabeth?

• Because she wants Darcy to marry Miss de Bourgh

• Because she is jealous of Darcy's attention to Elizabeth

• Because she thinks Elizabeth would cheat on Darcy

• Because she thinks Jane is cheating on her brother

Why did Charlotte accept Mr. Collins' marriage proposal?

• Because she needs someone to help her with her children

• Because she always secretly loved him

• Because her family's estate is entailed to him

• Because she wants freedom and stability

When Elizabeth visits Pemberly for the first time while vacationing with the Gardiners, she realizes

• she could see herself living there

• she could never be happy there

• Mr. Darcy is as pretentious as she thought

• Mr. Darcy isn't as wealthy as she thought

While on vacation with the Gardiners, Elizabeth receives a letter that informs her

• that Mr. Bingley has proposed to Jane

• that Mary has been accepted to college

• that Kitty has become pregnant out of wedlock

• that Lydia has run away with Wickham

Was made to take credit for paying off Wickham to marry Lydia

• Mr. Collins

• Mr. Bennet

• Mr. Gardiner

• Mr. Darcy

After meeting Darcy's sister, Elizabeth realizes

• That she is very outgoing

• that she is unpleasant to be around

• that she is too proud

• the she has been misjudged

In his letter to Elizabeth after his first proposal, Darcy

• explains the truth about Wickham and his interference with Bingley and Jane

• tries to convince Elizabeth why he is better then Mr. Wickham and Colonel Fitzwilliam

• admits he had a relationship with Anne de Bourgh but it meant nothing

• proposes for a second time hoping that it will look better on paper